Michael Kell Email & Phone Number

Florida, United States

Annapolis, Maryland, Us

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Providing cutting-edge Information Technology solutions to both the US Government and commercial enterprises.

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Manages Silvus's $35.2 Million Strategic portfolios of programs supporting the US Army. Programs include the IVAS, SCDR, STS, IAMD, and Strategic IDIQs. Responsible for the lifecycle management of the AN/PRC-169(v) series radios to include security, certification, training, deployment, and support.

Round Rock, Texas, Us

Provides strategic advice and direction to Dell business units and partners to drive business outcomes that fulfill customer requirements across the US Army. Work with customers in the US Army and partners across the industry to assist in Digital, Workforce, and Security Transformation utilizing open architectures and innovative technical solutions. Help account teams understand the US Army and provide strategic guidance and support to help drive sales and solutions.

Falls Church, Virginia, Us

Technical Director for a 400-employee business area providing Information Technology O&M support to numerous military organizations, including US SOCOM, US Corps of Engineers, 335th Signal Command (T), ARCENT, AFCENT, and 160th Signal Brigade. Provides technical oversight to GD contracts supporting U.S. Army Network Enterprise Centers (NEC). Program Manager for GD Global Force Rapid Response - Third Generation (R2-3G), S3, and PEO-EIS Communications and Transmission Systems (CTS) Indefinite Delivery - Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) programs.

Falls Church, Virginia, Us

Serves as Director - COCOM/NEC IT Support in the Advanced Enterprise Solutions Sector, supporting IT initiatives and programs in Combatant Commands (COCOM) and U.S. Army Network Enterprise Centers (NEC) within DoD. Oversees employees engaged in providing information system solutions and technical support in multiple functional areas.1. Directly, and through subordinate managers, plans and directs the design, installation, modification, and operations of information systems capabilities.2. Prepares short and long-range plans for IT system development, application selection, and system maintenance.3. Plans and executes business plans and strategies and identifies new business opportunities.4. Plans and recommends changes to business capabilities and service offerings.

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Colonel (Retired) Michael T Kell entered the Army as a Signal Officer in 1985 after graduating from the Florida Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering.He has served in key staff and command positions in the Signal Corps. He started his career at the Electronic Proving Grounds, Fort Huachuca, Arizona were he served as a Test Officer on several Joint and Army communications systems. After attending the Signal Officer Advance Course at Fort Gordon, Georgia he went to Germany and was assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division as the Battalion Signal Officer for 3-64 Armor Battalion. He went on to command Charlie Company, 123rd Signal Battalion. His next assignment was training with industry at AT&T Bell Laboratories in Holmdel, New Jersey followed by a tour with the Directorate of Combat Development, US Army Signal Center & Fort Gordon. Colonel Kell was assigned to Team Signal in support of the Task Force XXI Army Warfighting Experiment. Subsequently he held the positions of the Chief of Architecture and Special Assistant for Digitization. He was assigned to the Joint Communications Support Element as the J3/ Director of Operations after attending the Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. His next assignment was at US Central Command where he was assigned as the Chief of Integration and Engineering in the current operations division of the J6. He also served as the CENTCOM J6 Liaison Officer to CJTF-7 and Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad. Following his deployment he took command of the 69th Signal Battalion, Wurzburg, Germany. Following command, he was assigned as the Information Assurance Program Manager for US Army Europe, Heidelberg, Germany. Following the Air War College, he was the Assistant Chief of Staff, G3 of the 7th Signal Command (Theater) located at Fort Gordon, Georgia. His final assignment was the Director, TRADOC Capabilities Manager Global Network Enterprise.

TRADOC Capability Manger for Global Network Enterprise - responsible for integrating the Army efforts for the Network Service Center, Network Operations, Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations, COMSEC Management Concepts, and Signal Regimental Cyber Operations.

Chief Operation Officer of the IT/IS service provider for all US Army units and agencies in the Continental United States.

Student at the Air War College, Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alabama

Advise and assist the USAREUR G6 and CG 5th Signal Command in the oversight of the Information Assurance Program for the Army in Europe's computers and networks. Manage the Information Assurance Program which includes establishing architectures, developing and implementing policy, tools, and techniques to protect information systems, data, and voice networks to include wireless networks across the European theater and in support of deployed forces. Provide computer network defense training, vulnerability assessments, conduct security testing of networks and information systems, ensure accreditation of systems, support exercises, and provide assistance to IA professionals to ensure proactive and corrective measures are implemented for our information security. Supervise a staff of 25 DA civilians and contractors and $6M budget..

Battalion Commander responsible for the morale, health, and training of a 227 personnel battalion consisting of Soldiers, Department of the Army and local national Civilians. Provide Information Management Services which include automation, telecommunications, video conference, records amanagement, printing and publications to the 1st Infantry Division, 7th Army Training Command, the Combat Maneuver Training Center, 67th Combat Support hospital, and two Area Support Groups which consist of 35% of all US Forces in Europe over a 20,000 square mile area in Germany, Responsible for implementing 5th Signal Command’s vision within my area of responsibility. Responsible for budget and property in excess of $20 million annually.

Lenexa, Ks, Us

Telecommunication engineering manager for the US Central Command responsible for Voice, Data, Video, and Telemetry networks over a 26 Country Area of Responsibility.

Operations Manager for the Department of Defense Contingency Information Technology Brigade. Responsible for worldwide coordination with DOD, US Government Agencies, and Foreign Governments. Expert at mission planning in support of both deliberate and no notice deployments.Transformed Element from Military based communications equipment into commercial communications equipment. Responsible for the technical training for all members of the command

Change Manager for the U.S. Army Signal Regiment – Project Management – Subject Matter Expert on IP Networks and Organizational Design - Expert in Systems Architecture • Expert in tactical network development, deployment and management resulting in selection to the team assigned to deploy the first fully IP based network into tactical formations • Developed the basic structure for the independent Signal Company which is now the basic unit for the US Army tactical signal support• Architecture Branch chief that created the Army’s first systems architecture which was deployed as the Army’s Digital Counter Attack Corps • Subject matter expert for commercial protocols and commercial capabilities resulting in the selection as the lead for the Army in multiple Joint forums

Acted as part of the engineering team supporting several projects including the Hawaiian Information Transport System proposal writing, tier III engineer support in the AT&T Global Network Operations Center, and engineering support to the Tactical Communications Architecture validation team. The course of instruction included proposal response process, team building, financial analysis, requirements analysis, network management, modern data communications including frame-relay, ATM, SONET, Video-Teleconferencing infrastructure, and wireless.

Commander of a Mobile Subscriber Equipment Area Signal Company in a forward-deployed Signal Battalion providing communications to brigades and separate battalions in the 3rd Infantry Division. Command, direct, lead, and supervise the training, operations and maintenance of three platoons, approximately 150 personnel, 75 vehicles and 36 communication assemblages. Responsible for the combat readiness, discipline, morale, safety, health and welfare of the company. Significant duties include resource management, property accountability, personnel administration, maintenance supervision, mission planning and junior leader development.

Principal advisor to the battalion commander on all matters concerning communications and data processing. Determines the methods to provide signal support to satisfy command and control requirements for an M1A1 tank battalion deployed in Europe. Provides technical supervision of all signal activities in include Army Data Processing Equipment and the Maneuver Control System. Establishes and monitors the signal policies and execution orders for operations and training. Additional serves as the COMSEC officer and controls all of the security and key material essential to operational needs. Leads, trains, and supervises 11 soldiers. Responsible for $3 million of communications and maintenance equipment.

Responsible for the operational readiness of all organic and attached equipment. Assesses status of the maintenance organization, personnel, skills, training, tools, test equipment, and facilities. Major additional duty as acting battalion logistics officer responsible for coordinating matters of supply, transportation, and services. Advises the commander on all areas of logistics.

Masters, Strategic Studies

Masters, Telecommunications Management

Bsee, Electrical Engineering